The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28
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Saturdays Attrnctions-Ivhatl Is 10 Como.
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The audiences that assembled In the
Opera Housesaturday afternoon and even.
Ing wore shamefnlly small. a versatile
actress, ouch as Kate Forsyth, having
acquired by constant study and practice,
that perfection Of natural advantages
which justlfea an actress in becoming a
star,was deeervingoi packed houses. In the
afternoon "lngomar. was presented; In
tho evening "Slarcelle," one Of her new
plays, In which abe found opportunity 10
display 10 advantage tho power Of her act.
Ing in the deep passion OF expression and
the concentrated forcs OF action. The
company supporting her 10 unquestionsbly
very atrong. They left for Philadelphia
on the B. & Q. yesterday morning.
MATTE yIcKgR's rio HOUSES, N
The very diuagreeable weather Saturday,
apparently had no effect whatever on tho
attendance at tho Grand. Tho house was
crowded 10 Its fullest capacity both at the
afternoon and evening performances.
The large. attendance Of the ladies ia the
afternoon was something wonderful, when
the violent storms that prevailed are taken
into consideration. The reception ten
derei Miss Matte Vicksrs both In the al.
ternoon, when she appeared as Jacqtline
In Gaylord play OF that name, aid Of
night, when Locks's "Uherub" was put on
with the charming little lady in the title
role. wau warm and hearty, amounting al.
moat to an ovation and attested forcibly to
her popularity here. AS usual, every one
was pleased with the pretty little star, and
1t Is no wonder, for her style Is thoroughly
piquante and there Is a freshness, buoy.
ancy and ease about her movements the
effect Of which ia difficult to resist. She
will appear in Washington, Pa, tonight.
AT THE GRAND TONIGHT. Y
The Chic comedy company Of Beane and
Gilday opens an engagement Of three
nights aud Wednesday matinee at the
Grand tonight. collars and Cuffs" and
"a Piece Of Pie" two comic absurdities,
will be presented, the first named being
announced for tonight, It Is said to DO
iull Of the widest fun and jollity. The
Baltimore american in q lengthy report oil
tho so.called play had tho following
Tho principal events occur In boarding
house, and on this particular night the
bosrders sock for fresh air and sleep on
the roof, and the fun that takes place there
is Understandable. It provoked the heart.
lest kind OF laughter. In the third act
some very pleasing songs and special!ies
were introduced. Miss Beane's dancing
Is suberb, and che was compelled to re-.
spond to an encore enthusiastically insist.
ed upon. Gilday'a dancing was also much
appreciated" Ms
sMALL TALK FROM THE LoBslEs
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers (Miss Mat
tie Vickers) and her manager, Mr.. Matt
L. Berry and wife, during their stay here
were the guests of Capt. Asa Booth at his
residence on the Island.
Mr.. Walter S. Baldwin, the handsome
and energetic manager OF the Baldwin
Dramatic Company that recently played g
wonderfully successful engagement at the
Grand, spent Saturday and Sunday here
with friends. He raperts having had
wonderful success all through Ohio where
friends call him "Lucky" Baldwin.
Mr.. Albert ]. Klunk, formerly treasurer
at the Gland,is meeting with great success
AZ manager for Mr.. Walter s. Baldwin.
Mr.. Baldwin is going to start out another
10 and 20 cent dramatic company Apri! l,
Of which Mr.. Klunk will have entire
charge. He has many friends here who
will be pleased to leatn Of his advance.
ment.
The attractions booked for the Opera
House during the month OF March are as
follows: Mrs. Bslva Lockwood, 2, lecture
Social and Political Life in Washing.
ton" Edwin Mayo in "DsvY Crockett
4 aud S; "a Gold Day" i; "A Long
Strike" S and 8; Fred Bryton in "Jack Of
Diamonds" Miss Fortescuc, IS and 10;
jennie Calef, 25.
The Duff Opera Company, which was to
have appeared at the Opera House this
and tomorrow evenings, and Janieh, who
was to appear Msrch and 5, have can.
celled their dates and arc now negotiating
for dates later in tho uesson-sfter Lent,
Both arc sterling attractions and it is to
be hoped that they will come here with:
out fail. 5.5a
Colonel Genther promises the patrons OIL
the Grand an opera company for next
month. 4,
. Monroe Rice will appear at the Grand
Friday and Saturday nights and at Sat-
urdsy matinee in his musical comedy en-.
titled, "My Aunt Bridget" It is said to
be very funny. gti.ag
Mr.. Burr W. Mcintosh, Of Miss Kate
Forsyth's Company, is Pittsburgh boy.
In the last Presidential campaign he was
Captain OF the celebrated 'Six-footers" OF
that town. He ia going to leave the stage
IN April and go into journalism on the
staff Of the Philadelphia Ne,rs. e,